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Minimum hour requirement for radar intercept officers
may be waived by the commanding offtcer based upon
individual experience level and crew composition.
5.3.4 Mission Commander. The mission comman&
r shallbeaNATOPS-qualifiedpilot or RIO, qualified
in all phaseso fthe assignedm ission, and designated
by the unit commanding officer.
53.5 Minimum Flightcrew Requirements. The
pilot and the RIO (or two pilots) constitute the normal
flightcrew for performing the assigned mission for all
flights. Unit commanders may authorize rear-seat
flights for personnel other than qualified pilots and RIOs
provided such personnel have received thorough indoo
trination in the use of the ejection seat and oxygen equip
ment and, in the execution of rear-seat functions and
emergency procedures. Where operational necessity
dictates, unit commanders may authorize flights with
the rear seat unoccupied provided the requirement for
such flights clearly overrides the risk involved and justitiestheadditionalburdenplacedon
thepilot. Innocase
is solo flight authorized for shipboard operations, combat,
or combat training missions.
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5.4 FLIGHT CREWMEMBER FLIGHT
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
In accordancew ith OPNAVINST 3710.7, the flying
equipment listed below will be worn or carried, as applicable,
by flight crewmembers on every flight. All
survival equipment shall be secured in such a manner
that it will be easily accessiblea nd will not be lost during
ejection or landing. All equipment shall be the latest
available as authorized by the Aircrew Personal Protective
Manual, NAVAIR 13-1-6.
1. Protective helmet
2. Oxygen mask
3. Anti-g suit
4. Fire-retardant flightsuit
5. Steel-toed flight safety boots
6. Life preserver
7. Harness assembly
8. Shroud cutter
9. Sheathknife
10. Flashlight (for all night flights)
11. Strobe.li ght
12. Pistol with tracer ammunition or approved flare
gun
13. Fire-retardant flight gloves
14. Identification tags
15. Antiexposure suit in accordance with OPNAVlNST
3710.7
16. Personal survival kit
17. Other survival equipment appropriate to climate of
thearea
18. Full pressure suit and hfk 4 life preserver on all
Ilights above 50,000 feet MSL
19. Pocket checklist
20. Navigation packet.
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PART III
Normal Procedures
Chapter 6 -Flight Preparation
Chapter 7 - Shore-BasedP rocedures
Chapter 8 - Carrier-Based Procedures
Chapter 9 - Special Procedures
Chapter 10 - Functional Checkflight Procedures
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CHAPTER 6
Flight Preparation
6.1 PREFLIGHT BRIEFING
Preflight briefings shall be conducted immediately
before the launch of scheduled flights and must be carried
out in an expeditious but thorough manner. Ample
time shouldb e given for briefing with externala ssetsa s
well as for conducting internal element briefs. When
scheduling a brief, consideration should be made to ensure
that enough time is given for the aircrew to finish
briefing, don all flight gear, check out any special items
requiredf or the mission (authenticatorsc, ameras,g uns),
mad the aircraft discrepancy book, and man up the aircraft
in order to make the scheduled launch time. For
this reason, it is imperative that all pilots and RIOs be in
flightsuits ready for the brief at the designated time.
Thebriefshouldoptimallybeconductedin adesignated
btiefmg room, free of distractions,w ith a white dry erase
board and l/72 scale aircraft models. A briefmg board
should be put up prior to the brief, depicting applicable
admin items, mission objectives, flight conduct, special
instructionsa, nd necessaryd iagramsA. ircrew shouldu tilize
appropriate tactical manuals and current weapon
school manuals and journals for mission planning. The
brief shall include, but not be liiited to, the following.
6.1 .I Admin. The following items should be covered
for eachf light, regardlesso f the mission.
1. Event number
2. Launch/recoveryt imes/recovery order
3. Lineup/call signs/avionics plan
4. Mission assigned/alternatme issions
5. External assets/call signs
6. Weather
a. Base, en route, target, area, divert
b. Water/air temperature, sea state
7. Ordnance and stores carried/preflight/restrictions
on use
8. Communications plan
9. AreaMOTAMs
10. Clearance/NAVAlDs
11. Ground/deck procedures
12. Takeoff/departure/rendezvous
13. En route/formation
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